pain
BrE /peɪn/ AmE /peɪn/
noun en → es
a feeling of physical suffering or discomfort, caused by illness or injury
dolor, malestar
- have pain in your body part
Collocations back pain · headache
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She has a bad pain in her stomach.
Ella tiene un dolor fuerte en el estómago.
a feeling of mental suffering or unhappiness, caused by sadness or worry
dolor, pena
- have pain for somebody/something
Collocations heartache · pain in the soul
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He felt a deep pain for his lost love.
Él sintió un profundo dolor por su amor perdido.
something that causes physical or emotional suffering
causa de dolor, problema
- be a pain for somebody
Collocations pain in the neck (informal) · a real pain
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That noisy neighbor is such a pain.
Ese vecino ruidoso es un verdadero problema.
to cause physical or emotional suffering to someone
causar dolor, lastimar
- [transitive], T + obj
Collocations pain somebody emotionally · pain the body
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The news will pain her deeply.
La noticia la dolerá profundamente.
to feel physical or emotional suffering
sufrir, padecer
- [intransitive]
Collocations pain in silence · pain silently
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She is still paining from her divorce.
Ella sigue sufriendo por su divorcio.
to hurt physically or emotionally
lastimar, herir
- [transitive], T + obj
Collocations pain somebody's feelings · pain the heart
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His words will pain her deeply.
Sus palabras la lastimarán profundamente.
to cause physical or emotional suffering to oneself
autoinfligirse dolor, castigarse
- [reflexive], T + obj
Collocations pain oneself emotionally · pain oneself physically
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She pains herself by thinking about her past mistakes.
Se autoinflige dolor pensando en sus errores pasados.
to cause physical or emotional suffering to someone else
lastimar a alguien, herir a alguien
- [transitive], T + obj
Collocations pain somebody's heart · pain someone emotionally
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His actions will pain her deeply.
Sus acciones la lastimarán profundamente.